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Ceramic Through-Hole Inspection Machine

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ME2000 Ceramic Through-Hole Inspection Machine

The ME2000 Ceramic Through-Hole Inspection Machine is designed for high-precision inspection of ceramic through-holes, supporting detection of up to 10 million holes with a maximum accuracy of 1 micron. It features excellent operability, supports DXF and Gerber file import, and is widely used in ceramic substrates, LTCC, HTCC, and other fields.

Product Advantages

01

Ultra-High Through-Hole Detection CapacitySupports detection of up to 10 million through-holes, meeting the mass production needs of large-scale ceramic substrates.

02

Micron-Level Detection AccuracyMaximum detection accuracy reaches 1 micron, ensuring dimensional and positional accuracy of tiny through-holes.

03

Convenient File ImportSupports direct import of DXF and Gerber files, simplifying programming and improving efficiency.

04

Superior OperabilityUser-friendly interface and automated processes lower the operation threshold and reduce human errors.

Product Functions

Product Specifications

Maximum Inspection
10,000,000 holes
Detection Accuracy (Max)
1 μm
Supported File Formats
DXF, Gerber
Applicable Products
Ceramic substrates, LTCC, HTCC, etc.

Applications

Ceramic Substrate Through-Hole InspectionUsed for dimensional and defect detection of high-density through-holes in ceramic packaging substrates.

LTCC/HTCC Process InspectionSuitable for through-hole quality inspection in low-temperature co-fired ceramic and high-temperature co-fired ceramic products.

Microelectronic Package InspectionMeets high-precision inspection requirements for ceramic substrate through-holes in advanced packaging.

MEMS Device InspectionUsed for automated inspection of micron-level through-holes in ceramic substrates for MEMS.